Allison Behr at FedTech reviewed the InFocus IN3914 interactive projector and had "much to like" about it. She said "For agencies that conduct business in a global environment, the InFocus IN3914 interactive short-throw projector is a great alternative to an interactive whiteboard." She also praised its easy setup, versatility, compact size, interactivity, powerful audio, and brightness.
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Wired Magazine's GeekDad Daniel Donahoo published a review of the InFocus IN3900 Series and said "...what I experienced was a far more adaptable and empowering tool for use in learning environments than any whiteboard, interactive or not, could provide." Donahoo also praised its mobility, image quality, ease of setup, and, above all, its ability "to support students to take control in the classroom."
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The InFocus IN3916 received the "Head of the Class" award from Scholastic Administr@tor. It was one of only two products selected -- the other being the Apple iPad. The article says "The InFocus IN3916 makes digital interactivity simple, straight-forward and inexpensive. This $1,400 projector makes any screen or wall into an interactive one and can save a school as much as $750 per room."
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Scholastic Administr@tor awards the IN3916 an "A" and calls it "the one to get for digitizing the classroom." The article also says "Overall, the IN3916 takes interactive projectors to a new level, are now ready to replace interactive white boards and can be the basis of a digital classroom."
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Projector Central gave the IN3916 a Highly Rated award and says "it's a complete interactive solution and one of the more impressive choices we've yet seen for the price."
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ProjectorReviews.com took a look at the InFocus IN3914 and IN3916 and said "InFocus has really created a very intuitive interactive projector with their new IN3900 series of ultra short throw projectors." They also state that "...not be[ing] tethered to the screen is a huge advantage."
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ZDNet chose the InFocus IN3916 interactive projector over the Dell S300wi and states, "If I had to be stuck on a desert island with just one interactive projector and 30 students, I'd have to take the InFocus."
They also said “The speakers on the InFocus are noticeably louder and clearer” and “The InFocus wand was simply a bit more intuitive as an input device.”
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The Financial Times in the UK reviewed the InFocus IN3916 in their section called "How To Spend It." They said that even though education is a primary market, they "...are fine business presentation tools, too -- some of the finest I've seen."
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